Termite Inspection, Subterranean Termite Treatment, Drywood Termite Treatment and Termite Barrier Installation, and 3 more.
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See what this covers →We handle what's eating your house and what's living in it. Termites, mostly — inspections, treatment, barriers, bait stations, and the repair work after. We also take care of rats, mice, gophers, moles, and the odd dead animal that's made its home in a wall or crawlspace. Some jobs are a single visit. Others, like a full subterranean termite treatment or an attic cleanup after a long rodent problem, take a few stages done right. We write Wood-Destroying Organism Reports for escrow and real estate transactions when that's what's needed. If you've found mud tubes along a foundation, droppings in the attic, or a hole where a fence post used to stand firm, that's the kind of call we take.
We walk the property, inside and out, looking for the signs — mud tubes, frass, gnaw marks, burrow openings. We identify what you're dealing with before we talk about fixing it.
We decide what the problem calls for: liquid barrier, bait stations, exclusion work, or a combination. Termites and rodents don't get treated the same way, and neither does every house.
This is the hands-on part — barrier application, bait station placement, trapping, sealing entry points. For termites this often means work at the foundation line and crawlspace.
For rodents especially, we close off the ways in and clean out what's been left behind in the attic or walls. A kill without exclusion just invites the next one.
Where termites have already done damage, we repair the wood itself — sill plates, framing, whatever's been hollowed out.
Santa Clara started as a mission settlement — Mission Santa Clara de Asís, founded in 1777 under Junípero Serra — and grew from there into one of the more populous cities in the Bay Area, with well over a hundred thousand people living here now. That growth means the city carries housing stock from a lot of different decades, not one single building boom. A termite barrier that makes sense on a newer slab foundation isn't always the right approach on an older structure closer to downtown, and a rodent entry point on a house built decades back often isn't in the same place it would be on something newer. Working here means reading the house in front of you, not assuming it matches the one next door.
Santa Clara sits in a part of the Bay Area with long dry summers and a short wet season, and that rhythm shapes termite activity more than people expect. Subterranean termites need moisture, so they work the soil close to the foundation and come up through it; the dry months don't stop them, they just push the colony deeper. Almost every house here is built slab-on-grade — no basement to check, no crawlspace to fall back on in a lot of cases — so the inspection has to work from the edges in: foundation perimeter, expansion joints, plumbing penetrations. That changes where a barrier goes and how a bait station gets placed. Rodents follow the same logic in reverse — they're looking for the gap the dry weather opened up, the gap the slab construction left, the vent that was never screened.
Tell us what is happening at the property and we will tell you what it takes to deal with it.
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Common questions about our pest control services in Santa Clara.
Termite Inspection, Subterranean Termite Treatment, Drywood Termite Treatment, Termite Barrier Installation, Termite Bait Station Installation, and 14 more — all of it in Santa Clara.
Santa Clara, plus Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Campbell, Mountain View, Milpitas, Saratoga.
No — estimates are free and carry no obligation.
Often. Same-day visits are available in Santa Clara when the route allows, rather than promised; call (408) 539-3568 and we will say either way.
Licensed contractors. Every job in Santa Clara is carried out by a licensed contractor rather than subcontracted out to whoever is free.
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